An attempt to understand Hawaii law enforcement’s approach to prostitution cases led a Civil Beat reporter into the hands of the law.
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Posted inCivil Beat, Elections
Fact Check Report Card: Winning Candidates Spoke Most Truthfully
Analysis of Civil Beat Fact Checks shows candidates who won governor, mayoral and 1st Congressional District races were found to have spoken truthfully most often.
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Civil Beat Welcomes Nanea Kalani and Robert Brown
Two regular contributors join staff as reporter-hosts.
Posted inCivil Beat, Hawaiʻi
Week 28: What Are Journalists for, Anyway?
Why the public is best served by persistent reporting.
Posted inCivil Beat, Civil Beat Poll (All)
Week 27: Observations About Governor’s Race and Civil Beat Polls
Let’s take a moment this weekend and look back, essentially six months after Civil Beat opened its doors. This was my first election season in Hawaii and I have a few observations about how things played out from my seat at Civil Beat. On the night of the election, the middle of the night more […]
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Election Day and Three Free Content Days
From Tuesday through Thursday, Civil Beat will be offering our election coverage, results and analysis – for free.
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Week 26: Looking Ahead to Election
Learn about resources for voters on Civilbeat.com and the coverage you can expect on Tuesday and beyond.
Posted inCivil Beat, Energy
A Night on ‘The Value of Hawaii’ – Energy and Water
Our speakers discuss whether or not it’s not easy (or economical) being “green” in Hawaii.
Posted inCivil Beat, Civil Beat Editorial
Public Employee Salaries Are Public
Civil Beat editorial explains why it’s an important principle that taxpayers have the right to know how the state’s tax revenue is being spent.